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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
NOTICE

i hereby given that the Farmers Union As>O-
citation and Fire Insurance Company Of Somerset
County. presented % the Court OF Common Pleas
Of somerset County their petition praying the said
Court 70 grant, under the provisions of the Act of
Assembly in such cases made and provided, Ger
tain amendments. Improvements and other alter
Gtiou> 20 the original charter Of the said corpora
ton, 50 a. % enable them hereafter 90 insure the
contents Of farm building well The buildings
themselves. and providing for the issuing OF two
classes of policies one for contents the other for
buildings, upon which petition an iuterlocatory
decree has been made as prayed for. and that au
application will be made 20 the said Caurt ON the
18th day Of May, lSS7, AT O'Clock An for final
decree IN the premises.
JACOB SwARTZFNpEUREE JAG MTSSEE
l-24-@t. Secretary President
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
DEMOCRAT THE WAR PATH
Colonel Pat. Donan Excoriates the
Cleveland Administration.


Washington STAR Ind.
In spite of all the su>h and twaddlc and
niolas~e,-and-waie ,lop of toadying organs
and oilice-hankeriug> >cribhler,. thi, admins
tation strikes mc a~ a drau,. dismal damn
c'l failure. Il camein promising everything
and it ha- done next 10 nothing, and much
of the little it ha, done had far better been Jeff
undone. The country has for wear, graaned
under a system OF war taxation in time of
peace. that piles up in the Treasury Sl2.Oo0.-
Nn month of revenue eNccs,. An cXsfta-
ton 50 moustruus would drive almost any
other nation on earth % revolution This
much-trumpeted Democrotic-reform Admin
isiration has done nothing 90 tighten this in
iolenblo burden The>e swelling million.
on millions of useless ami wicked surplus
must either be hoaried in the Tnaasur, as an
incentive 10 political burglary. or spent in
knocking the bottom out ofthe best financial
system ON the globe hy buying up the bonds
on which il is based. and that means an in
definite contraction Of the currency and ulti-
mate disaster To every business interest.
fhis vastly bepuiied Administration has
done nothing is remedy this evil and dan
eerous condition Of Affairs. Il has done moth
ing toward amending The inequalities and
the iniquiiies OF the tariff. which its whole
party had denounced for ycans Il has done
Nothing 10 curb the importation Of millions
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
700 Persons Perish.

LONDON. April ga dispatch from Pesth,
the capital of Western Australia, says - A
hurricane swept the northeast coast ON the
22d inst The pearl-fisiing fleet, numbering
forty boats, was destroyed and $50 persons
perished
dispatch from Cooktown Australia, an
nounees that the Steamer Beton, of singa-
pore. was sunk in collision with bark of
the Island of Eornosa, and that l50 persons
were drowned. No Europeans were lost.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
A Servant Stung by a Tarantula
Concealed in Bunch of
Bananas.

CHICAGO, April 5o.-Brideet Morgan. a
kitchen girl in hotel here, while engaged
hast evening IN cutting some bananas from
huge bunch which had recently been brought
in. was stung in the right thumb by a taran-
tula which was concealed in the fruit
Instantly her hand and arm became in-
famed, and in a short time the entire limb
was terribly swollen, while the pain was
most cNcruciatins Medical aid was at once
summoned and every device known was ap-
piled to allay the pain and extract the dead
ly poison
The girl was then placed under the infiu-
ence OF stimulants and conveyed 20 her bed in
a stupor The physicians here are hopeful
of saving her life, but are by no means CON
iident
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
Want alo Per Cent. Advance.

Wu.IEsHAERE Pa. May l-rhe cXecr-
tive board Of the Knights Of Labor will to-
morrow or next day make demand upon
the coal operators throughout the Hazelton
region for an advance of 10 per cent in wages
II is also understood that the Miners and
lahorers Amalsamated Association will
join them in asking the same. Should the
advance he refused joint meeting Of both
boards vii be held May u ,o consider the
advsabilitv of "a strike.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

Ex-SrNAroR SrErIIEN ". DoRs1 names
Blaine and Fairchild az the coming Re-
publican candidates Blaine he thinks,
will be nominated by acclamation, and
that General Faiphild, who Is command
er Of the Grand Army Of the Republic.
has taken the lameuted Loran's place in
the affections of the old soldiers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

BuslNEss is piling up 50 rapidly on the
hands Of the Interstate Commissioners
that they will be swamped before they
yet fairly started. Complaints ofall kinds
and from every quarter both by and
against the railroads, are accumulating,
and an immense cropof litigation is loom
ing up for future settlement
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
He got his License

CARLISLE, April 2s.-The license of W.
Breckinridge, of West Fairviex, was granted
to-day. This is the Saloon-kecper whose pc
titon was signed by the women of the town
Il few weeks ago They prayed that their
husbands might be allowed to get their drinks
at home instead of going to Harrisburgh and
it was chiefly through their petition that the
license was granted
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

All the right. title interest and claim af + l. D.
Rodgers and Noah T. Rodgers. of, iu and rH 'H.
following described real estate yiz s. r.r...
tract of land situate in Ogle township. -me---r
county. Pa. ddjoining lands of Alex Slaulis .1-
ry lOuHkiu, William Allison. Franklin HaUuaai
Others, containing 40 acres more or Jess, having
thereon erected "A two->tOry log and @ tWo-s-arl
frame dwelling house. log barn stable and other
uutbuildingS, With the appurfcnalcc-- 1n acre.
of this tract are IN good meadow. % ACRES C..ir
and balance in good timber.
Taken in execution a. the property of ~la- D
Rodgers and Noah T. Rodgers al the sur of ll-aH
nah Oldham use. et al
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
Governor OgIesby to Deliver the
Grafton.

CHlcAeo, May As a tribute to his life
bong personal friendship with Abraham Lin
coin, Governor OgleSby has been selected AS
the orator ofthe day upont the dedication of
the Lincoln monument in Lincoln Park.
which takes place in abou two weeks. The
statue i the work Of St Gaudens. of New
York, and it, cost some $4,000 was provid-
ed out Of the Eli Bates Fund.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
To Boycott Arm our.

PrrrsEURe April "a special committee
of the Knights of Labor from Chicago has
been secretly AT work here during the past
three days distributing circular stating that
p. ID. Armour had broken hi, agreement
with tine Knights. 50 far as the eight hour
movement was concerned. and by compelling
his men to sign an iron-clad contract had
made them renounce their allegiance To- all
labor organizations and asking all grocers
and business bearing the seal of F. D. Ar
monr q Go. One hundred thousand of the
circulars will be distributed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
Boasts of Blatant Socialists.

tHIcaGo, April 2s.-rhe Red Socialists.
founded in san Francisco in 1888. are now
organized in all principal cities in the West
ern States and are more secre; than the
Knights of Labor. They say that plans are
perfected to close factories, starve workmeu.
introduce riots and cali out the military.
Chicago Is To be made the headquarters OF
an uprising in 1889, and If the movement is
successful the style OF government is to be
changed. 1t was decided in 1856 the Nation
al Federation OF Trades and Labor Assem-
bhes should enforce the eight hour rule
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
A Brutal Murder

LOUISIANA. No, May l.-George Ayers
and Henry Lindsay quarrelel about an in
debtedness Of - al Bowling Green saturday
evening. and the latter was killed. Lindsay
was on horseback when the quarrel began.
and a. he dismounted Ayers seized him by
the throat and quickly drew knife across
it, cutting il from ear Ia ear. Ayers fled but
was soon captured
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
Terrific Han-storm at St. Paul.

IT. PNUI. Mimi. May AFTER q day OF
summer heat, this section was visited az :
O'Clock this evening by a terrific hail-siorm
which did much damage. Hail stones rang
cd iu size trorn pea % a iuil-groUn goose
egg, some ofthe largest weighing four ounces
and measuring mine inches ip circumference.
Glass was broken wherever exposed, that In
the tower Of the State Capitol being riddled.
number of small structures. rhimmneys.
etc werr wrecked 10y the wind
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
Advice to Tempernce People.

NEW NoEE, MAY l.-Ex-tiov. Charles May
OF Michigan addressed the Americas Ttm-
perance Union this afternoon at Chickcring
Hall. In his remark, be quoted President
linc0ln> comment on slavery, That 3 ,ise
divided against itself could not stand The
speaker asserted that this could he applied to
the liquor traffic All must become drunk or
all must become sober. The banner of the
two parties would read License and COM
promise, or Prohibition and extinction. 50
The speaker was loudly applauded
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
NOTICE

Al persons purchasing al tine above =.
please take notice that part d tlr ~
mouey-to be made known al the ul ~. +.
sale-Will be required a. soon a. ihe p',t,1-.l.-
Knocked down otherwise IL viii agrlh RI H.
ed % sale at the risk Of the first purrll-e- .r
residue of the purchase money must y IA.
or before Thursday OF the first week "i W CIlt
term Of Court the time liked bl tu md
for securing the aeknOw ledgment OF deee7' -
no deed will be acknowledged until ths pl'1-
money Is paid in full
Sheriii-s Office. JOHN VIM if.i--ia
Apr % f-S7
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

THE Democratic and the MugWump
press are settling down % the conviction
that the denomination Of Mr. Cleveland
next wear. il fixed fact. In Mass;l-
chusetts they claim that hc II an unadul-
teraied mugwump, in New York he is
held to be- a qualified mugWump. while in
PENNSYLVANIA and Indiana II l. asserted
that he is an all-wooL yard wide war
ranied not 30 fade. Democrat You pays
Nour money and Won takes rourchoice.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

InE bill for the desintegrltion. aban-
donmeni, and sale ofroriions Of the South
Penn Railroad wac defeated in the Sen
ate ON "Wednesday last by vote IF y
nays 10 yeas Senator Alexander voted
AGAINST the bill, and explained that his
former support Of il was superinduced bv
ialse representations that il was In the
Interests Of the stockholders. The defeat
81 this bill. which was framed in the in
tenasts Of the Vanderbilt clique. and in
tended to Kill the project, will be vel
come news TO the people in this section
Of the State and holds out the ho,e thai
the road may YET be built.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

To hide their chagrin over the deyei-
opments Of adverse sentiment which the
discussion Of Mr.. Cleyeland's talk Of not
desiring a denomination has brought 70
light, the Democratic journals are init
mating that the Republican party j. la
boring TO create a schism in their ranks,
because they are afraid Of Mr.. Cleveland
a. a candidate II these journals viii
only east their eyes back 10 1854, and
make a note Of the fact, that his success
then was purely accidental, and not based
upon either his merits or his popularity,
and then remember that the next time
ne must succeed, fiat all on these quail
fications, We do not think they will dis
cover much cause for Republicans to fear
his candidacy in 1855.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

NHuE there j. a constant outcry from
Democratic sources about the anticipated
surplus IN the Treasury, Secretary Fair
child declines 10 pursue the policy of his
the outstanding per cent bonds. which
hooks very much a. If the Secretary want
ed 30 hasten the crisis which his political
friends predict, if the surplus j. not re-
duced by lowering the iarid duties on for
oiun imt,erfS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

All the right title, interest and claim p
crick Zimmerman. Of In and tu the ir.i'H'- H'--
scribed real estate viz A certain pee" " -t
of land situate In Somerset township. 81.
county. Pa bOunned on the north hl Ha' t..
rsih Snowman on the east by somerset H'... (.
town Pike. on the south by land 0i r % .'.' r-1
Others. and Uu the west by land ul -'."-- -4
hart. containing one-half acre, more y, .--7 5r
having thereon erected tWo-stnrt i.' ~.
ing house stable and other outbuild.I-
Oh, appurcnances. I.-
Taken ID execution n the pr"rtfi. '. 80
norman. Rt the suit of Benf0rd a Hri-"
AMI Others
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

As far ~ heard from Colonel James
Young. of MiddletoVn, stands at the front
in Pennsylvania a. a tree planter. on
Arbor day be planted 1852 lrees-S6 fruit
trees. 276 willows and 830 idcusts Col
onel Young is model farmer and We
are not surprised that he should lead the
WAY IN this great work of restoration and
r..f.1ft.ergltiou
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
. VIII There be an Extra Session

has left kansas will 60 is believed. come di-
reJtly here. and I'm that event there viii prob
ably boz something definite known about an
extra session shortly lie did not favor the
project when he left in March, bat il ], repor-
ted that hc has changed hi, mind and now
considers thai IL would bea awise thing 10 call
congrcs> in october Thepresident has "a pro-
found pest for NJ. Carii>ie'> views about
public policy and about the matter in point
in particular Is Likely 10 be largely governed
bv them
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
A Preacher Convicted OF Horse
Stealing.

BALTIMORE, Mn, April 2q-Rey. A. NJ.
Morrison stole a horse and buggy in this city
on the 5ih inst, and few DAYS ago he was
arrested in Brockton. Mas. He returned TO
Baltimore on "Wednesday in the change Of a
detective, and was put ON trial to-day. Con
viction followed. and he was sentenced to
seven YEAR in the penitentiary with hard
labor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

INrERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR DOWN.
of this district does not appear 10 be re-
clinine on bed of roses. Several other
good Democrats would like 10 ENJOY the
perquisites of the office and are after the
position IN a manner that comPels the
Collector to hustle around in a very live
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

In appears that arbitration does not ar
bitrate In the dispute between the coke
operators and the cokers, in the Connells-
vile region. the matter was referred t.
AN arbitrator whose decision Is repudiat-
ed bv the laboncrs and lockout has
been inauguTated which promises 10 be
long and stubbornly sustained. If arbi-
fration fails. what then
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
LYnChed on SuspiCiOn.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 30-A special from
Proctor, W. Va says The dead bodies ot
3 negroes, brothers, named sylvester, were
found hanging To a tree on the roadside SIX
miles east of here yesterday. each body bear
Ing the following placard; Niger thievery
must be broken up.
Farmers in the neighborho0d hSe suffer
ed depredations at the hands of unknown
persons, and it seems finally settled on IA,
Sylvester> a. the guilty parties. The negroes
lived comparatively comfortably yet ~,arce-
ly ever did amy work
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

All the right. title interest and claim rf A.,-l
Wagner of, in aud tu certain l1f OF ground 81
ate in salisbury Borough Somerset rulu'I iH
bounded on the north aud west by lo-, Hi Ioa-'
Lichty- on the east by Grant street and I1 ...
south by lot of ReheUcH Livingston, ruI.AlH'
about Of an acre having thereon erected @ iH
story frame house. stable and other 0urhu..1In-'
with the appurtenauce-.
Taken In eNecHtion ut the suit of Truman
MaI~f use.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

JrraeI BuHFR ~ the Union aud hii-
lin district has taken a new giew 81 the
manv-sided. discretionary power which
the Judges Of this State exercise IN the
branting Of liquor Licenses. At recent
session Of the Miiiiin county court strong
circumstances were presented against
granting licenses. The Judge declined 70
have his action influenced by the remon-
STANCES. taking the ground that the OBJ
iect Of the opposition was to effect a pro
hibitory result. and that the law had
not invested him with the power Of pro-
hibition. He therefore granted all lioens-
- where the requirements Of the law
were complied with
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

All the right title interest and claim OF J'a'
than D. Liclty Of iu and Co. tag ia.'1NIH- l.
scribed real c-t.i,, VIZ \ cera'u tutH, Ht .-lI
situate I'm ElsErS township Somerset count! Fa
containing lts Jcry-. more or lees llHIt ID '..
IN mt at1W about 80 acres cleared Ht.I." --.
Der land. Adjoining lmd- 0f tIru--'I- h.l'
holder Marion Cross. William IarkHn.Ie H..'
and Others. with q Oue-siury frame house. t-
barn aud dotheroutbuildings thereon erected Ai-
the appurtenaures-
Taken ln execution as the property ni iHul..i-
ID. Lichty. at the suit of Valentine HuN l-f
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

UNnER the rules Of the party the Re
publican State Convention cannot be
called this wear earlier than the third
"Wednesday in August and Chairman
Cooper announces that ii may not meet
until September. There viii be no Sen
aiorial delegates hereafter the Conven-
tion being composed of delegates equal "a
tine number of members of the House OF
Representatives.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

Tar Democratic State Committee has
been called 10 meet at Harrisburg on the
NH Of MAY 10 fix the time and place oi
holding the Democratic state Convention
Ia nominate candidates for supreme
Iuiea and State Treasurer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
Tramps Roasted at Gas Well.

ANDERSON, Ind, April 29.--Six tramps be-
came engaged in a fight at the natural gas
well near here, yesterday. Two of them
were pushed into the flames of the burning
gas. One, Whose name i said to he Donovan.
inhaled the flames and died almost instant
iy. George Dwyer, of Erie Pa, is burned
almost beyond recognition and cannot re-
cover. Three of the tramps are in Jail.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

All the right, title interest and claim 90. >uua
Fletcher uf IN and % the following dc~.- -H
real estate. viz A tract OF land situate u N.iu-
creek township. Somerset county Pa. adjoining
lands of Chauucey Barr0ne Hiram bar0u- I-
sah Barron, Abraham Fletcher rt t' contain.
ing III acres. more or less having thereon trr.
ed "a water power saw mill, = story frame H.l-.
frame stable and either ouIbuiIdin-~- With tl. %.
purteuunre-.
Taken boa execution a. the property -i -'m..
Fletcher. ai the suit of Paul Miller
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

In IL rumored again. that Mr. Cleveland
viii call Congress together on October
18th. The reason assigned for the renew
al Of the rumor D. that he urred Dem
ocraiic Congressman. who l. setting out
for Europe, TO make his arrangements to
be back AT tina, time. To the anticipated
accumulation Of the surplus in the Treas
ury. i now added the muddle the Inter
state Commissioners have created among
the railroads Ar am additional reason for
AN early session.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

TIM 50 called Billingsly bill that
was intended to limit the charges for the
storage and piping Of oil. which was pas
sed bv the House some .ime since, was
defeated in the Senate by vote Of > 20
Is on Thursday last. II was aimed al
the monopoly now possessed by the
standard On Company. and it, failure
has created great Indignation in the
Northwestern section - the state From
some incorporate remarks made by SEN
ator Emory during the discussion Of the
bill. our Democratic friends are banking
largely on the effect it, defeat viii have
politically; but in this they ara reckon
ing without their host.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

Is the general Appropriation bin re-
ported 10 the House on Friday last. 81 -
100000 year L. appropriated for Com
mon Schools Heretofore the annual au-
preparation for this purpose has been - =
"o.o0o the minimum amount fixed by
law. IL l. believed that with the incrcas-
ed reYenucs Of the state this additional
appropriation for SCHOOLS can I've met by
the treasury. and there can he no doub,
81 i's n'ceiving the hearty appreciation oi
the people throughout the state
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

Tnr Legislature Of West Virginia isnow
convened IN extra session. and II Is re-
r,orted that 4. :. Senator Camden. who
failed of an election al the regular session
has gained enough Greenbackers and
Republicans to his support to ensure his
election when the vote il taken.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

all the right. title interest and claim of D. i' '.
bert Of, in and tOl a certain lot OfgroInd -i.'.-
Mcyersiale borough. Somerset county. ta' ~
tanning ouc-iourth acre. more or Tess. WIN .
fwu--t0ry frame dwelling house. ~tUr. 1'I-
kerry, and other Outbuildings thereon 81.
with the aPpurteuances. said Dot fronting
TIRE street. and adjoining Dot of N1lnlnit. 4
west
Taken in execution a. the properly ". Son" '
Wilbert az the suit of +. e.. Meyer
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
DR.. Hostetter's Large insurance

PIrTsBuR'i, April 29.-It Is reported among
insurance people that DR. Hostetter has in
creased the amount of his life insurance
until it has reached II l.00oO00. This is sajd
to be the largest amount carried by any man
III the United States. The Doctor was re-
Gently i'll.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

lr Is now announced on the authority
Of senator Vest. that if the Democratic
party insists upon il, Mr.. Cleveland viii
consent % again be a candidate The
ieeler put out boy the President, has
quickly maierialized and there is no
longer auy need for coyness-Mr. Cleye-
land l. in the field a. candidate for re
nomination. let other aspirants, stand
fr.u, fru1ar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

THE President has settled the long fight
over the Pittsburgh Pension Agency by
the appointment Of William II. Barclay
who II native Of Fayette county, was a
soldier during the late war, and has al
uavs been an active. consistent Democrat.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04

All the right title iutercs, and claim of David
r. Shaiier Of i'm and % = certain tract of land ..-
uate in Quemuhouiug township. Somerset raun.g.
Pa, adjoining lands of Widow Lambert DAN
Weaver, VIM. Gardner John Oher and I1>eIl
keipiu-er containing Ii5 acres and allowance.
having thereon erected "a one story plans lIl-s.
frame barn and other uutbWldIug~ with t1D aH
purtcuanccs.
Taken in execution at the suit OF Isaac hlDt
Wuu'- Executors
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-04
On WEDNESDAY,. MAY IS. lss.

an the right title, interest and claim HI .i...
Thomas and Caroline Thomas oi iu tHt i1a "
tain lot of ground situate in somerset i'
somerset County Pa. containing thlr,
acres. more or less with "a tWo-sIury pIaI.A ''.
thereon erected with the appur-tH+h. r,
lot fronting Union Street an ths -ulF.. tH-ep
Eeefer on the West A. H. C0iiroth oH 'is N.'.
and lane on the Fast.
Taken in execution as the property 1l 't.'
Thomas and Caroline Thomas. 40 The -... '
II. toiiroth. Use OF " H. KoJUtl u-r OF i'...
Holderhsum.